Tropic Isle
Below are the available listings in Tropic Isle located at Delray Beach, Florida
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| Featured Property |
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| Price : $11,500,000.00 |
MLS number: R3094790 |
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| Beds : 6 |
Baths : 8 |
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| Square Feet : 16974 |
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| Year : 2003 |
| Development : Tropic Isle Sec 03 |
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| Address |
Development |
Bedrooms / Baths |
Price |
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978 Gardenia Dr |
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6/8 |
$11,500,000.00
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978 Fern Dr |
Tropic Isle
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6/7 |
$4,895,000.00
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961 GARDENIA Dr |
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5/4 |
$3,995,000.00
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945 BANYAN Dr |
TROPIC ISLE
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5/6 |
$3,150,000.00
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961 IRIS Dr |
TROPIC ISLE
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4/4 |
$2,899,000.00
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961 Hyacinth Dr |
Tropic Isle
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4/4 |
$2,495,000.00
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945 Cypress Drive |
TROPIC ISLE
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5/6 |
$2,495,000.00
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939 HYACINTH Dr |
TROPIC ISLE
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5/5 |
$2,495,000.00
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951 Iris Dr |
TROPIC ISLE
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5/5 |
$2,475,000.00
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2009 Spanish Trl |
Tropic Isle
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5/5 |
$2,450,000.00
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959 Bolender Dr |
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6/5 |
$2,395,000.00
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965 TROPIC Blvd |
TROPIC ISLE
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5/6 |
$2,195,000.00
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924 Jasmine Dr |
Tropic Isle
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5/5 |
$2,175,000.00
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3151 JASMINE Dr |
TROPIC ISLE
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4/3 |
$1,995,000.00
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917 Iris Dr |
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5/5 |
$1,950,000.00
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3020 Jasmine Ter |
TROPIC ISLE
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4/5 |
$1,595,000.00
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923 DOGWOOD DR |
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4/3 |
$1,395,000.00
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954 Cypress Dr |
Tropic Isle
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3/2 |
$1,350,000.00
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2923 Spanish Trail |
Tropic Isle
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4/3 |
$1,300,000.00
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941 Cypress Dr |
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5/4 |
$1,300,000.00
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947 Eve St |
Tropic Isle
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4/3 |
$1,300,000.00
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2313 SPANISH TR |
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4/3 |
$1,295,000.00
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908 Cypress Dr |
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4/2 |
$1,135,000.00
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For more than 100 years, Delray Beach has grown and prospered. A small group of Michigan settlers, led by William Linton and David Swinton began settling in the area in 1894. Inspired by the natural riches of the area, they tilled the land and grew crops year round. The environment also provided them with plenty of fresh fish, crab and lobster from the ocean. In 1901 the area was named Delray, a Spanish derivative meaning “of the king”. When the railroad system built by Henry Flagler expanded from West Palm Beach to Miami, farmers began exporting their harvest of pineapples, tomatoes, peppers, beans and other fruits and vegetables. By 1925 the town was booming with tourist trade and a healthy, self-supporting economy. The same is true today. The very reasons people came to in 1894 are the same reasons Delray Beach is such a nice place to live and grow today.
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